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your goal is carbon neutral. how much? how much money do you want?need to get to carbon neutral? and he can't give a number he won't give a number. he says no, it's going to save money. how do you know it's going to save money if you can't tell me how much it's going to cost. kayleigh: they never have answers, they don't have answers on the cost. remember the dooms day stuff. al gore had a dooms da day deadline. the deadlines they set blow past and a the world still exists. >> how much? the answer is more. if you don't give us more, you don't care and you want people to die. >> he kept pressing. it's a great clip. like how much, will you get to carbon neutral, what about india, china, russia, will they. i don't know. if i give you 50 trillion, how much will global temperatures go down. kayleigh: that's why we had to get out of the paris climate accord, because china was going to keep emitting. president trump said this is a bad deal. >> all makes you want to glue your hand to a tar a mack. tarm. >> there's no rational numbers base. it's all coming to

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but the goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050 is still a long way off. the idea of expanding a radius of movement is not just a modern one. there has been countess inventions throughout history. not all of them have survived into the modern era, but we don't always know why not. historians were curious about one particular ministry both used in the roman empire, so they built a replica to try it out. a lake and southern germany provided the backdrop for this started a big day for both builders and scientists from l long and university. last summer, they finally managed to launch a purpose, build 4 ton vessel, daniel, vena a lot. chris. it's a replica of a roman patrol boat. they want to study how the river danube was used as a natural border. why did the romans use this kind of boat to patrols or borders? the scientists help to find out by testing the boat for his story and buddhist hire . it was the start of an unusual experiment on the river down you the job of district. we've staked out 40 kilometers stages. does label require everything from the rowe

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industrial countries to begin with. modern and coming industries, it is important for us to be carbon neutral and 20 and 40. and this is what will happen with massively incrementing renewable energy is offshore onshore solar energy, the enlargement of our grades, and it's all different charging infrastructures, a hydrogen network. and for decision in favor of new power plants that will compliment the energy system. hydropower plans, gas wired power plants. and we will make sure that investments will take place in the industry in order to produce deal in a different way or concrete in a different way and bring forward electron mobility. this is what we do to a large extent, and this is also reflected in this budget. and there's something i would like to add with the view, all the required investments in our country, and this is around the world. we have understood that we have to become more resilient, and that means there are certain industries that should be located here in europe and in germany. iceland, now there was a trend to bring back the semi conductor industry to europe, and especial

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our goal to get there around having carbon neutral is based on markets. pay for this. north dakota we have the ability to decarbonize liquid fuels and base load electricity to lower prices for americans in terms of energy and is not going to do -- biden administration wants to put in 5,000 charging stations and you can't build a transmission line in the country and trade opec and get all of our ev batteries from china? we can do it with liquid fuels. in the midwest sustainable aviation fuels with bio fuels. we'll be the powerhouse. china imports more oil and gas than any other country in the world and when secretary blinken was there i don't know they brought up energy. then we had -- we have had families in north dakota out of work in the oil patch and this administration has gone to venezuela and to the middle east and asked those countries to produce more energy. if you cared about the environment you would want to have every drop of energy produced in the united states because we produce it cleaner, safer and smarter. >> bill: there no contradiction b

okay, so based upon which to work now we heard mentioned in that report of carbon, no carbon carbon neutral fuels. maybe you could tell us a little bit more about the process of the carbon isaac, the shipping industry. how does that actually work? so they're looking at a number of pathways. one is a fuels like a mess, and all of that would need to be produced using a renewable energy for the electricity producing it. so that is one direction and companies like mask are investing in the moment. and then there is also hydrogen, which is another possibility. a lot of industries are focusing on hydrogen as a way to, to move to cleaner energy, especially because we are the byproduct of using hydrogen is water. the problem with that is that it needs a lot of infrastructure to be put in place and also liquid hydrogen needs be kept up minus $253.00 degrees celsius, which obviously leads to a lot of problems. ok. so issues, logistical challenge and i'm thinking it's not just shipping that is trying to be carbon as a whole. lot of other industries are as well. so the demand for these cleaner fuels mu

from the beginning, technology carbon neutrality. i don't want to limit it, the possibilities.se i want to hear about the supply chain, how easy is different from your hydrogen fuel engines. can you explain when you are building the hydrogen fuel engine, how that is different than re-creating something new and creating an electric vehicle? >> maybe the injection part. maybe this is something we can keep. it needs a motor, battery and we are not opposed to change. >> usa are saying by going into the hydrogen fuel engines, you can keep the same suppliers. >> that is also a reason why we are sticking with this. we don't want to deny the possibility for the future. >> who are your biggest competitors in the space independent overseas? >> it we go to today's commercial engine, -- maybe for the future, maybe something can become like tesla. >> potentially a brand-new engine into the industry. cries there are many in the evening market and chinese market. >> as a business leader, what do you think is the one thing japan needs the most right now? quick the population labor is a serious

shipping, firms are already investing in low carbon solutions like a mess, the know a climate neutral fuel. but it will be a long journey ahead to bring the sector in line with international climate goals to, to speak more about this that spring and dw climate reports are louise osborne. believe not 0 by around 2050. it'll sounds a little bit vague. how big of a deal is disagreement actually? so yeah, it's a lot more vague. then environment's less hoping for. they wanted to see emissions caught by 45 percent by 2030 and for hod net 0 deadline by 2050. obviously they were disappointed this deadline or this target that's now put in place is a lot more flexible, is also known binding. so that's little penalty for, for countries that don't meet that. and it's leading to, uh well, it basically means that it's not in the direction that they wanted to to be going in and saying that it is a step forward 2050 as a net. so that 0 deadline, even if it's around that point, it's still better than what they have before, which was a 50 percent reduction by 2050. so the secretary general of the i m o

done right, beccs could become an important carbon neutral and carbon negative decarbonization tool. i am particularly interested in the opportunity that the beccs might provide for forest managers and communities. currently, we have the processing capacity for large diameter timber, but much less so for smaller diameter trees and other kinds of biomass. beccs systems could be that market. they could make profitable the removal of small diameter wooden fuels that are often destined to act as fuels for wildfires. if we can integrate those systems into active forest management practices, beccs systems could help us reduce the intensity of many wildfires. and they could help us reduce the massive impact that fires have on our community, carbon emissions, and of course air-quality. just like with all emerging technology, there are challenges with beccs systems that will need to be addressed to ensure that they are scalable, economic and reliable. we need to establish precise and consistent accounting of the carbon emissions that -- at each stage in the systems. that is the only way we ca

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seeing europe take new steps to the commercial production of green steel steel, that's essentially carbon neutral and production and transport. on friday, the auto supply companies that of germany struck a major deal with hydrogen producer h 2 to supply green still in the coming years. on the same day the steel maker doesn't cope rolled out. it's hydrogen production, arm caught new sarah to public investors who promptly put a 2 and a half 1000000000 euro evaluation on the company. other message seems to be clear. there's a lot of anticipation around green still, but the market is still young and there are plenty of questions before production begins on a commercial level. and we'll talk to an expert about that in just a moment. but 1st, here's an example of how green steel is produced. this steel mill is located right by the baltic sea in northern sweden. is the world's 1st successful pilot project for steel production using climate neutral hydrogen. the intermediate material for steel production is stored in this home in the form of small pellets obtain from the raul product iron or a rotary con

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and in mid to thousands of the 3 years ago, president g, jim ping from is china would be carbon neutral for for 2016. let me a distress whose commitment to renewable energy a year later, he promise china would still building coal fired power plants that didn't happen. in fact, this year, new ones have been approved as blackouts across the country continue to grow. china and the us have the world's largest economies. that also the 2 biggest produces of c o 2 x. but stress, the if climate change has to be slowed down or even stopped, these 2 viable superpowers must work to get the before it's too late. any raw, the so hope, morales, the police have least opposite patrols in an attempt to force women to wear headscarf. the police had lost, we pulled back following the desk and custody of 22 year old gina. i'm also, i'm many last year. and so it was in protest that followed. so more than 500 people killed nearly 20000 arrested. there is plenty of hair on display on the streets of iran capital to run while women are blinds to wear a headscarf. the young generation in particular, is spoken to

so i think i'm certainly i'm still into set this goal as being neutral, carbon neutral, free by 2035. and that seem as sort of a global leader in that respect. i think that would be certain, certainly setting those goals and setting those targets is something that the do not mistakes could learn from and, and also just i think there's, there needs to be a cultural shift, i think in the northern countries. and the environment has always been seen as it has very important done it within the northern countries, people have a very, it's kind of unique relationship with their nature that i've seen elsewhere in the world. so i think that's also something that could be, that could be borrowed from the north nations, is running around journalists with a finnish broadcasting company unit in helsinki. finland, thank you so much for your analysis and your insights and we'll be crossing live to hills. thank you. for jo, vines press conference with the finished president later in this hour. but 1st, let's turn to other news and the united nations human rights office says it has found evidence of a

three years ago, the president promised china would be carbon neutral before 2060.she stressed his commitment to renewable energy, a year later he promised china would stop building coal-fired power plants. that didn't happen, in fact this year new ones have been approved as blackouts continue to grow. china and the u.s. have the world's largest economies. they are also the two biggest producers of co2. experts stress if climate change is to be slowed down or stopped, these two rival superpowers must work together before it is too late. >> iran's morality police have restarted patrols in an attempt -- police have largely pulled back, antiregime protests path 500 people killed and nearly 20,000 arrested. >> there is plenty on the streets. while women need to wear a headscarf. the generation is defying the rules of the islamic republic. now, it authorities are hitting back. >> from today, police patrols will be established throughout the country in addition to other duties, these officers will deal with those who ignore the consequences of not wearing the hijab and in

and, of course, we plan to achieve carbon neutrality by the fiftieth year. we understand that we need to support the entrepreneurs of our country so that they can also work on this all together. to work providing opportunities for women, because now we are working, to develop our countries and again thank you and for the test that we have this opportunity. when we talk about russia , it is necessary to develop paths from west to east and vice versa, and i believe that countries like russia can be at the forefront of this work, because in this way we develop the economies of our countries together. thanks a lot. thank you on behalf of the question, uh, russia is one of the most important partners of armenia and. of course, we interesting and important to know how your manufacturers are. uh, the partners of russian companies were also told about the changes, possibly the failures of the second one in the commodity and logistics chains that have occurred all over the world. now there are a lot of publications about how rapidly and rapidly the it-sector is devel

want to target the development and production of innovative technologies for evs and achieving carbon neutrality. >> the yokohama plant started operations in 1935, two years after the company's founding in the same city. it started producing electric and hybrid motors in 2010. these motors are now a major part of its output accounting for about 40% of the total in fiscal 2022. nissan says it plans to setup a pilot production line at the plant next year for the development of so-called all solid state batteries. it says this technology will dramatically boost the performance of evs. >>> shipments of large screen tv sets in japan have risen for the first time in seven months. this bucks an overall trend of sluggish demand for consumer electronics. the japan electronics and information technology industry association says deliveries of televisions 50 inches or larger in june rose 2.2% from the same month a year before. they accounted for about 40% of all tv shipments. analysts say that price reductions in the product category encouraged more -- encouraged consumers to buy. meanwhile, the value of o

california has set an ambitious goal of being carbon neutral by 2045. today, we got a look at a first of its kind tool that will help us meet that goal. we see the carbon capture technology that's about to be rolled out in contra costa county. >> reporter: a ribbon cutting ceremony taking place today. the celebration is for a $25 million pilot program called project enterprise, which developers say will capture 95% of all carbon emissions at the plant and store it underground. experts and state leaders say if it works as planned, this could be a game changer in the fight to manage climate change. >> we are talking about the technology being applied on natural gas plants across california and across the west. that will reduce our carbon pollution, but it will reduce pollution impacting local residents. >> calpine is the largest generator of the electricity from natural gas, making it the perfect testing ground. >> reporter: the pilot program will run for 18 months. the ceo says the carbon capture capabilities look promising. >> the pilot at this project w

accounting of the carbon emissions at each stage in this system so you can be sure they are truly carbon neutral or carbon negative. this means finding a way to measure anything from the front and to the capture and sequestration of carbon on the back end. you also need to be careful -- we also need to be careful of which you are incentivizing. we cannot have a carbon neutral system that depends on a crop that is the landscape. in the case of biomass production being available, we need to pick sources to help me our climate goals. i am grateful to the energy futures initiative for the awful work you are doing to explain many of the -- for the work you are doing to explain many of these challenges. if we do this right, beccs systems will play an important role in our overall climate strategy. thank you for your work to make this possible. >> united states senator bill cassidy. thank you for allowing me to speak with you today. i want to complement the work being done by resources for the future and the energy futures initiative. at the broad sweep of carbon renewable technologies has been somethi

european countries may spur the transition to a green economy. trillion dollars, and to achieve carbon neutrality by the fiftieth year will require about 7 trillion annually. high inflation still difficult for central bank to fight, says deutsche ceo bank christian saving europe is now almost entirely dependent on the us capital markets in my opinion, the situation remains difficult with persistent inflation, interest rates will continue to rise on both sides of the ocean and will remain high for longer than many expected and i am still convinced that there is, the risk of a mild recession by the end of this early next year in the us as well as in europe you see that germany is already in a technical recession since last july, the european central bank, raised interest rates eight times in a row, yes, four percent. added christian sevin, this makes loans more expensive. now there are problems with already issued loans. this applies to households with their e, sort of congestion, increased significantly mortgage payments. tomorrow loans. payments have increased exponentially. this applies to firms

. >>> it's a critical tool to help california reach its ambitious goal of carbon neutrality by 2045. it was unveiled there contra costa today. it's close to completion. a ribbon cutting took place at the site today. the first of its kind technology which will capture 95% of carbon emissions coming from that plant. the technology will officially start to capture emissions next month. the $25 million pilot program is being funded by the u.s. department of energy. it's the largest generator of electricity from natural gas. if the carbon capture program is successful, it could provide a blueprint for similar programs across the state and beyond. >> there are 11 ways for us to achieve this goal. carbon capture/storage is one of those significant ways. >> we are talking about this technology being applied on natural gas plants across california and across the west. that will reduce our carbon pollution, but it will also reduce pollution that's impacting local residents. >> we went out there for the ribbon cutting. we spoke with the company behind the technology. we will look at that at 5:30

they also made a decision on carbon neutrality, the timing was determined. yes, they don't give up.the way, like many european countries, yes, uh, and therefore here, uh, it is important to have a balanced approach, because you can say that we will close coal stations and someday we will, uh, so we will sell facilities there, and there, and so on. but it is also unrealistic to close uh today and sell uh, these solar facilities. this is unrealistic, so here, uh, you need to proceed from this, that if they have taken such obligations, of course, and some countries do. uh, some serious potential, here are the rugandias of ethiopia realized, therefore, in russia, too, you know the country has. in general, resources and most importantly , it has great competencies in construction and operation. we have almost 20% balance, it's hydroelectric. yes, it's practically low-carbon, you can consider that it's actually clean energy. green so if these countries think about it to fulfill their obligations, of course, do not pay attention, not only to the sun, the wind is there. well , of course, we

and now laboratory of innovation for going carbon neutral, incorporating the wind, sun and the car industry, tourism and individual mobility. here off the coast of brittany, an array of forward thinking individuals are experimenting with sustainable energy generation. but the transition is not all smooth sailing. one to a matic visual change could be wind farms effecting the seascape made famous by impression is painful. cloud monee, in 1886 the needles of the or i conic. and imagine having those turbines behind you in the sea awful. or we are sustainable and i don't cause accidents like internal drip i down or what does that have to do with quote warning to he's long gone and won't be painting those pictures again or just just products and their value won't go down just because of a few turbine center and they say the zip on 3 on is that when we have a magnet innocent, you keep the homepage. but our guess is wouldn't like it if there are a sudden the wind turbines in the way, what's the islands for sustainable the entries into electron mobility actually began 20 years ago. little wonder th